Cowboy Corners I was there, I saw what Marsha can do.... Dayton Ohio

 I sat there an watched Marsha run and beat a horse trying to "break" it Amish style.   The bad thing about this is that it wasn't even her horse.  I called the owner to let her know what was going on.   I took the saddle off of the horse and waited for the owner to appear and the fireworks to begin!   The fields are all mud, going out to get the horses was dangerous, to say the least, you would sink in half way up to your knees.  When I was there, the horses where fed and watered twice daily, that wasn't an issue, it was how she would "swop" cleaning stalls for boarding $ due. 

You get what you pay for.  Alot of boarders cleaned their own stalls, and left the feeding to the barn, if you where in "good" with Marsha you didn't really have to worry about the treatment your horse(s) would receive.  Alcohol played a big part in what happened when Marsha would play cowboy.  Can't account for what she does with her money, but it doesn't go back into the barn.  

We reported her for leaving horses out in the weather, without a lean to, to get out of the wind, she ended up making stalls for the horses in the barn, where the hay was kept.  She's a piece of work, I am glad I discovered that Marsha felt like if she provided you with a trailer to take your horses out to the local parks, that you should keep your eyes closed and your mouth shut on how she operates.  I no longer have my wonderful horse,  she's in Kentucy getting fat on the blue grass.  Hope Marsha gets everything in life that she's wished for.....